New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-01
DETECTIVES FOLLOWING MOST
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| TRYING TO HAVE HIM ExTRADITED TO ILLINOIS
FOR "INcITI:IG To RIOT"
In their speeches lately Socialists and Anarchists
when referring TO the OF the condemned Anarchists
In Chicago have tempered their remarks that they
could not be subjected melting
to repetition of the Haymarket tragedy There are
two especially good this the conviction OF
the Chicago Anarchists and their sentence to death and
tho fact that Police Inspector Bonfed, OF Chicago Rob
ert Pinkerton and number Of detectives In this city
accumulang evidence against those who have spoken
against the conviction Of the Anarchists. The inspector
has had repeated conferences with members OF the Po
lice Board Of this city aud followed
and his associates almost daily Copies Of his paper
The Freihe containing the editorial that Most wrote
the afternoon that the decision OF the Supreme of
Illinois sustaining the 10 court made public have
been purchased and will be put in evidence Most
DO exradited and taken to Illinois for trial The
editorial was OF his productions and in
II he called upon all organized labor to prevent the
Nest in his Office yesterday reporter called.
He was sitting mt table writ editorials for his paper
blaze several inches long. He did not look upon the
visit Of Inspector Boned having anything to do with
under which could be exradised for anything that 10
has said in this city outside of the State Of Illinois He
since his liberation he had said done anything
PEns him saa Again !. conflict wh the police %
for trial for conspiracy because he has spoken and
shevtcn. vrooman. myself and thousand others could
be exradite1 the grounds and IL such thing
DONE wsud advise opposing 1t by force: Asa general
sympathy for him or would oppose any attempt bring
him TO trial for conspiracy The majority OF laborcrs de-
test him and say that he has done tho OF labor
more injury than good
DTSPU7TyG STEAM COHPAyYS STATEMENTS
The Department OF Public WORKS will accept the
blame for the failure Of the New-YOrk Steam Company
to supply Its customers with steamfor time Wednes
day last General Newton sent a letter to Mayor
Hewitt saying that his attention had been called to
printed notice issued by tho steam company. setting
forth that the fall Of the steam due to the
fact that the water smut of the croton mains with
out notice. The company has provided its station with
separate services to two different streets each connected
with sixinch meter and the understanding that
street should be shut of at time In OF repairs
General Newton says that this not proper repro
sentation OF the facts. He says that the New York
Steam Company has two fOur-inch service pipes and
connections with the regular supply main in Green
wich-st, which is used exclusively to supply water to
fire hydrants the only exception having been made In
favor OF the steam company by allowing 1t to connect
with this main In order that the company might have
uninterrupted supply In the event OF any repairs
being required the other OF the two mains.
The company has used the connection with the fire main
exclusively because the that main Is greater
than In their regular supply main. No houses
neced with the fire mains. and notices required
sent when IL Is to shut OF the water for
repairs This the the occasion referred TO In
the steam company's notice All the company had to do
its Greenwchst. connection when tito
supply from the Wash 1gtOnst connection stopped.
The Greenwchst connection opened by men OF
the repair gang of the Department Of Public Works
soon as the trouble became known